A journal about aging, art, family, relationships, and lessons I've learned - or still need to learn.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
In the future
Papa and I were talking on the way into town to go shopping. Somehow cars and transportation became the subject of the moment. Then I thought about the pictures of my grandfathers standing beside their respective first cars. What a difference - what progress (if, indeed, we call this progress) in the last 100 years. Multiply that by the speed with which the world - and specifically transportation - is progressing in this century and imagine what transportation will be like one hundred years from now. I don't want to wear out my welcome here nor do I expect more than I am due, but part of me does wish I could see what my great great grandchildren will be doing and how they will get around. I don't think they will have cars that resemble ours.
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Just last night, hubby and the Boy were reading the book about the history of flight, and we were talking about the progress during a "lifetime" and talking about which planes were made when Mimi was born, and so on. Amazing to think what happened in her lifetime. And in ours!
ReplyDeleteYou may also remember that I did an art piece about all the inventions of Big Papa's lifetime. Amazing - zippers, TV's, bras, airplanes, computers, and more.
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